St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-28
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.


from local miles, and shippers were also
buying with their usual freedom. Receipts
for three days were $50 cars and shipments
ITO. The offerings were not large. and
sellers held out for higher prices and OBJ
tanned them. Local stocks increased during
the week 244 900 blu, St Paul 5000 bu, Du-
iltth 776, s61 bu. Following are the closing
quotations: No. hard. in store. December,
Zoe; January. 76Ac: February, 77l4c; May,
s27Sc; o. t.. 77r2dp77lsc No. l Northern,
February, 73l2c: May, S175c: o. l., 76c; No.
2 Northern. in store, December, zoe; Janu-
airy. 70l4c; February, 71l2c; May, Sb7sc; o.
l., 73c.
Sales included: 25,oOobu No. / hard to
arrive, 1Sc. Car lots by samples: 10 ears
No. hard, 77c; ears No. hard, f. o. b.,
7S12c; / car No. l hard, o. l.. Use; IA cars
No. hard. 7Sc; ears No l hard, 77lec: =
cars No hard, delivered, zoe; l cars No.
l Northern, zoe; q ears No. l Northern.
75l2c; - cars No. Northern, o. t., 75s4c
cars No. Northern, delivered, 16iac; .
cars No Northern, delivered. zoe: IL ears
No Northern, 76c: car No. ] Northern.
delivered, 15l2c; ! ear No. | Northern. or
iginal way bill with transit, use; car No.
Northern. 7614c; 10 ears No. ] Northern o..
t.. 7612c; cars MOL Northern. original way
bill, re; 3 cars choice No. l Northern. re:
L ear No. Northern, 71c: ; cars No 1
Northern, o. l.. 7tc: car No. > Northern,
73a4c: 8 cars No. Northern. 1ic; 6 cars No
= Northern orig wa bill 75c; ) ears No. =
Northern. 73l2c: car No. Northern. orig
way bill with transit. 75c;4 cars No.2 North
ern. 13c: ] car rejected f. o. b.. soc: cars
rejected, delivered, zoe; 3 ears rejected. I. o.
b., 72Lac: cars rejected. 71i2c: l car re-
jected Csc; ] car rejected, re: l ear no
grade I2c; ] car sample. 66c; car sample,
lie; = cars sample, zoe; car sample. 70l2c !:
l ear corn, 44c; L ear corn, 43l2c: > cars
barley, 5Sc; ears barley, 52c; l car barley
ste.
Flour-The Market Record says: As usual
during holiday week but little business in the
way of sales is doing. During the latter days
of last week trmer position was noted i'll
foreign breadstutfs and was reflected here in
the confidence of millers in better activity
after the beginning of the new year. Nearly
tHo-tifths of the current local output goes
abroad, leaving about 10000 Dbis week for
domestic distribution. While this is ample
for the supplying Of present demands the
accumulation is small. Some of our milcrs
report bills from abroad a few cents higher
than week ago. Patents, sacks, to local
dealers, S4.20G 30: patents to ship, sacks,
ear lots, 81. l014.2 in barrels, "a .3C6i4. 40
delivered at NewEngland points, So. 15@5. 25 !;
New York points. S5.05@515; delivered at
Philadelphia and Baltimore, $4.95@5.1O
bakers, S3.35M3.65: supertine, S2@2.7O;
Red Dog, sacks, S1.5O6 .55; Red Dog. bbls,
81 .656tl 80; rye flour, pure, cwt, S1.75 !;
buckwheat -four Dbl. S. .50td6.
Bran and Shorts-The bran market is quiet
with most millers sold ahead into January
ana some 10 feDTudTv. a rev SUltill IOlS OF
fered for spot and near delivery sold at
S1350@l4, with others asking more. Shorts,
S13.5C@15.
Corn-The ordinary light trade in this
cereal was noted at 1870 45c for common
samples 0. I.
Oats-Are firm, with No. 3 selling at about
PROSE. the outside for white and No
. at 2sGl29c for mixed and white
respectively. Very choice of either grade
might perhaps bring fraction more than the
figures given.
Barley-Was inquired for to some extent
with few sales within the range of > assoc
for fair lots. Poor would not reach soc
and choice to fine samples would sell above
zoe.
Feed-MXed feed selling fairly at S176l
1850 O. I. : ST. .5O@1S f. o. b.
iFlaX-Sales at 81 %. Chicago. S1.3l.
Hay-The bloekaded roads lessenfd re-
ceipts and firmed prices, with sales OF good
wild at S9@9.5O. Timothy is occasionally of
fered at Sl2@14, but there is too little doing
TO make much of market in il.
WHEAT IN STORE.